flow-nft
nft-storefront
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flow-nft
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Build a Digital Collectibles Portal Using Flow and Cadence (Part 1)
Now, open the link named NonFungibleToken which contains the NFT standard. Copy all the content from that file and paste it into the new file you just created ("NonFungibleToken.cdc"). That's it! You've successfully set up the standards for your project.
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Flow & Cadence Best Practices, Patterns, and Anti-Patterns
In this example, we use the ExampleNFT contract to create a basic functionality where any account that wants to receive an ExampleNFT must have a collection.
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The State of Interactive NFTs on Flow
This usually refers to code or data that lives on the blockchain. It can be stateful or not. When minting an NFT, for instance, there is usually a variable on the smart contract that is incremented to record the total supply. The incrementing of the variable is happening 'on-chain'. In the case of Flow, we can easily store data in smart contracts or even within digital assets like NFTs. It works kind of like this – all NFTs on Flow implement the Flow Non-Fungible Token standard. The NFT itself is just a block of code that conforms to that standard. In addition to the requirements of the NFT standard you can store other data inside as well. So if the NFT represents something like a ticket to an event, then that block of code is where you have an opportunity to store things like an image of the ticket or other metadata like the event name, performers, and so on. It's up to the developer to implement what else goes there in addition to the Flow NFT standard requirements. Adding these 'extra' things to the NFT or a smart contract – things that are meaningful to the experience you're trying to build – are also part of what we colloquially refer to as 'on-chain'.
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NFT misconception: JPEG aren't stored on the Blockchain
I thought that was still in ideation phase[1].
[1]https://github.com/onflow/flow-nft/issues/9
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Mercury Hackathon 2021: All About NFTs & Decentralized Storage
AngelHack is proud to announce that we're partnering with Tribe to host this online 6-week hackathon is designed to bring together the brightest creators and innovators from around the globe to challenge boundaries in the world of blockchain technology. Join us from September 20 - October 31, 2021, together with the experts from Filecoin, IPFS & Flow for Developer Hour sessions, technical workshops, and a whole lot of adventure and fun.
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What Would It Take To Build An NFT Marketplace
check onflow.org
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How to buy Flow coin?
http://howtobuyflow.com is porked on the bun but there's no content. https://onflow.org doesn't mention it
- GitHub - onflow/flow-nft: The Non-Fungible Token standard on the Flow Blockchain
nft-storefront
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The State of Interactive NFTs on Flow
In fact, almost every smart contract leverages composability in some way or another. Composability is like those plants or fungi that scientists find to be the size of a city yet also a single organism with the same DNA from end to end (World's biggest plant, humongous fungus). The Flow team's NFTStorefront contract deployed to mainnet address 0x4eb8a10cb9f87357 illustrates this idea well. Let's say you want to host an NFT marketplace in your app. You don't even need to fork and deploy your own version of NFTStorefront to make that happen. You simply integrate into your app the transaction code that processes the buy/sell orders via NFTStorefront. All of the logic of creating and processing orders is taken care of for you via that contract as opposed to having to create your own marketplace contract. A whole ecosystem of smart contracts can use NFTStorefront in this way.
What are some alternatives?
ens - Implementations for ENS core functionality: The registry, registrars, and public resolvers.
multihash-serialise - Haskell libraries for interacting with IPFS
opensea-js - TypeScript SDK for the OpenSea marketplace
iaNFT - Documentation and tools for the iaNFT pattern on the Flow Blockchain.
oasis-core - Performant and Confidentiality-Preserving Smart Contracts + Blockchains
go-vite - Official Go implementation of the Vite protocol
nba-smart-contracts - Smart contracts and transactions for Topshot, the official NBA digital collectibles game on the Flow Blockchain
nba-top-shot-bot - Send notifications if the moment you want is listed below a certain price
ipfs - Peer-to-peer hypermedia protocol
flow - Flow is a fast, secure, and developer-friendly blockchain built to support the next generation of games, apps, and the digital assets that power them 🌊
mooncatparser - Official MoonCat Generation Library for the MoonCatRescue Ethereum Smart Contract